By JESSE HALEY Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica High School came into Friday night’s road game against Claremont with a healthy head of steam thanks to last
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica Why we ‘whine and bicker’ about the homeless Editor:
As I have been observing the homeless situation, and reading the various articles and letters appearing
By Tom Fuller Santa Monica All-knowing could learn a few things Editor:
Good commentary by John Maceri on the “do-gooder” organizations that feed the homeless in our parks
By Guest Commentary By Jennafer Yellowhorse
I want to speak to some unanswered issues that are still being raised by your paper from the homeless perspective in regards to the
Charges of seditious libel, conspiracy and slander were brought against the Santa Monica Public Library last week by a Venice man, who also treated the court to some unusual testimony.
Erik Hattan and his wife May were burned in July 2001 when the thermostat on their new Whirlpool oven malfunctioned, sending temperatures to more than 700 degrees Fahrenheit.
Whirlpool must
By Daily Press Staff report
Even a judge couldn’t persuade two neighbors from Venice to settle a little dispute over whether one could cut vines near the fence separating
SMPD monitoring sex offender population
In a time when child abductions are common, local authorities are keeping a watchful eye on the 50 registered sex offenders in Santa Monica.
The
Jim Hubbard/Special to the Daily Press
Actress Ellen Burstyn and Venice artist Michael Linarte, 11, look at photos taken by Burstyn in South Africa. Linarte, as well as other
By Daily Press staff
The Venice Family Clinic will provide free child safety car seats to low-income patients with young children through a $53,000 grant from the California
